I never thought I'd use Chiang Mai Dragon in my work, until I saw it in the Mocha colorway. (Featured with a Kevin O'Brien pillow).
Two words - grasscloth wallpaper.
Different colors, different textures, both chevron, same room. Love.
21 hours ago
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Exciting Times
This week has been super exciting for my clients and me. Things are movin' and shakin' and it's the period of design where the projects and ideas in my head are coming to life.
I never thought I'd use Chiang Mai Dragon in my work, until I saw it in the Mocha colorway. (Featured with a Kevin O'Brien pillow).
Two words - grasscloth wallpaper.
Different colors, different textures, both chevron, same room. Love.
I never thought I'd use Chiang Mai Dragon in my work, until I saw it in the Mocha colorway. (Featured with a Kevin O'Brien pillow).
Two words - grasscloth wallpaper.
Different colors, different textures, both chevron, same room. Love.
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How exciting! I can't wait to see some completed shots!
ReplyDeleteIt must be so exciting to see your designs come to life...love the wallpaper!
ReplyDeleteLove the Mocha colorway -- it's really an entirely different experience that way! Can't wait to see what you do with the chevron patterns ...
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful fabric, LOVE!
ReplyDeleteI'm hosting a PerriconeMD giveaway that ends tonight, feel free to pop by and check it out!
We just saw the mocha colorway from a the rep a couple of days ago! I have to say the blue and white colorway is pretty too!
ReplyDeleteLooking very interesting!! And...I just revealed a client's room today using what looks to be a very similar grasscloth wallpaper! Janell
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see more!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all the elements so far. Can't wait to see how you bring them all together.
ReplyDeletelove that grass wallpaper, what make is it? where can i get it?
ReplyDeletealso the white and mocha chevron fabric, where did you get that?
I cant wait to see what you come up with these items.
Oh my gosh! I love it all, but the wallpaper caught my eye. I'm actually moving to Charlotte in a month. We purchased an old bungalow that needs some renovations and I've been dreaming of a grasscloth project. What's your favorite wallpaper source in the Charlotte area?
ReplyDeleteCant wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric! I'm doing a little makeover in our bedroom right now! Fabric can make such a difference! Also, I'm thinking of doing grasscloth in our bathroom, any tips of the trade? Thanks! Check out my decor adventures on my blog if you can!
ReplyDeleteBryn... you are seriously one of my all time favorite designers. Your blog is amazing and your talent is exceptional. I love everything you do. I can't wait to see more of your projects!!
ReplyDeleteLike so many...I can't wait to see more:)
ReplyDeleteQuick question... do you know where I could source Chaing Mai fabric in the States? I'll be back in the US for a couple weeks and wanted to purchase the fabric for some bedroom pillows I'm making.
Please source the grasscloth wallpaer...love
ReplyDeletePlease source the grasscloth wallpaper...love
ReplyDeleteOooh this looks amazing - grass cloth, chevron, and Chiang Mai Dragon!
ReplyDeleteOooh this looks amazing - grass cloth, chevron, and Chiang Mai Dragon!
ReplyDeletePlease source the grasscloth wallpaer...love
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric! I'm doing a little makeover in our bedroom right now! Fabric can make such a difference! Also, I'm thinking of doing grasscloth in our bathroom, any tips of the trade? Thanks! Check out my decor adventures on my blog if you can!
ReplyDeletelove that grass wallpaper, what make is it? where can i get it?
ReplyDeletealso the white and mocha chevron fabric, where did you get that?
I cant wait to see what you come up with these items.
Can't wait to see more!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe just saw the mocha colorway from a the rep a couple of days ago! I have to say the blue and white colorway is pretty too!
ReplyDeleteIt must be so exciting to see your designs come to life...love the wallpaper!
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